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I have an LG Infinia 55LW6500 smart TV (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B004OVEVP6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1) that I bought in 2011. Today is the first time I tried searching the internet using its built-in browser, and I can't make it work. The network connection is fine, and it's hard-wired in. I can use Google, and it will show me the results of the searches I've tried. But then when I click on a website URL (or type in the URL), I get the error "TLS fatal error".
Does this have to do with the website security? Is there anything I can do to fix this short of buying a new TV (not going to happen)?
I'd like to be able to watch my Amazon Prime shows directly on the TV without having to hook up my laptop to it. I was thinking of buying Hulu, but it seems I'll have the same problem with it.

Hi,
I really hope that LG WebOS can add on the IFLIX apps ( http://iflix.com ) for a user in Asia (especially Malaysia) and the Middle East Country. I very sure it will boost up the LG tv market and sell.
Thank you.

In current state of firmware the simplelink function will disable itself when switching through sound output quick menu.
I am trying to switch between TV output and External Aux output (headphones) as I don't use my home cinema speakers all the time. But between those 2 options there is a "optical" output which cannot be enabled at the same time as the HDMI-CEC/Simplelink funciton so the TV will disable it BUT not re-enable it after you move to external aux output (or any other not conflicting with the settings).
This is highly frustrating as you must one again navigate to the full settings menu / general / hdmi-cec and enable it manually.
So I am making this request.
Thank you

Hello.
I try to Build Your First App for webOS TV, but in step 6. Install your app to emulator, I have error:
"Ares-install: please check the device IP address or port"
I don't know how to fix it. Please help me. Thanks.

LG Signed a deal with Luxoft yesterday to bring webOS to new verticals such as automotive, robotics, and the smart home. Very interesting development and a clear expansion of how webOS will be used in the future for not only TVs, projectors, and appliances. Below is the press release from the Luxoft website.

Next-generation webOS operating system will target vehicles, robots and smart devices
IFA, Berlin, GERMANY -- 31 August, 2018 -- Luxoft Holding, Inc (NYSE:LXFT), a global IT service provider, has partnered with LG Electronics Inc., a multinational electronics company, to help create the next generation webOS as part of a strategy to extend its capabilities and ecosystem into the automotive, robotics and smart home verticals.
LG Electronics has previously deployed webOS in over 60 million LG smart TVs and digital signage displays worldwide and this install base is growing rapidly. As a strategic partner, Luxoft is bringing technical assets as well as experience in designing and deploying software platforms for a wide variety of products and services.
“Thanks to our collaboration with Luxoft, we are able to bring webOS into automotive and beyond,” said I.P. Park, Chief Technology Officer at LG Electronics. “Luxoft is providing a substantial technological contribution to webOS and has also greatly enhanced our ability to deploy it into new industries.”
Luxoft will lead the deployment of webOS into the new, targeted sectors, beginning with automotive. Initially focusing on digital cockpit development – which includes infotainment, navigation, and other features that are human-car interaction-centric – Luxoft and LG Electronics also plan to introduce the new platform into the robotics and smart home sectors.
“We’re already leveraging LG Electronics’ thriving smart TV eco-system to customize and enhance webOS so it provides an innovation canvas for car manufacturers to develop next-generation autonomous vehicles,” said Mikael Söderberg, Senior Technical Director, Automotive at Luxoft. “Having access to webOS and its cloud services platform will enable car makers to design and develop better customer experiences for autonomous mobility services.”
With both technology and specific industry expertise, the Luxoft and LG partnership is helping provide more ways for businesses across multiple sectors to digitize.
“Underlying this partnership is a shared desire to make it easier for manufacturers to innovate with technology. This platform gives them the flexibility to make digital changes. This will help accelerate the mobility revolution, improve human-robotic interactions and make smart devices even smarter,” concluded Dmitry Loschinin, President and CEO of Luxoft.